I have this code within a javascript function:
function load(test) {
var coordinates = new Array();
coordinates = <%= params[:coordinates] %>
}
the params contains an array with double digit numbers such as
[24,45], but when it is converted within the javascript function, it
turns into one long number, i.e. 2445. I found this by doing an
alert() with the result. I don't really know much about javascript,
so Im not sure if this is an integer or a string or what, but
ultimately I need to get these original two digit numbers separated
and into a javascript array. I tried performing some javascript
string operations but they do not seem to be working. Any one have
any ideas here?
Thanks, Dave
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